coloken, Dangerous, yes, got the crap shocked out of me standing on a ladder. A guy wired it with the switch on the neutral side.
Against code, yes.
Never seen code police, NEC, handing out tickets, so Illegal is?
However, I can't help to think there are many homes wired by DIY guys that are wired that way.
Power wires connected to the neutral side of receptical and neutral to the power side.
The switch connected to the neutral side.
Can't help myself for saying this, I know JT will scold me, send me to detention, give me a spanking...ect.
I would have all outside lights, recepts, connected to a GFCI. If you believe that GFCI's will save your life, prevent you from getting SHOCKED, then a switch on the neutral won't kill you. Would I do that? NOOOOOOO!!!!!!! Unless I had no other choice, which I can't see why I would have no other choice. George
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